Sentence examples for doing really big from inspiring English sources

But I can see him doing really big parts until they have to pension him off".

I'm doing really big paintings at the moment so I'll get up and have a bit of a dance, then have a bit of a paint.

The younger the founders, the better they seem at doing really big stuff, and not "just" unlocking another cloud B2B vertical or another connected hardware thing.

"Being in college and being surrounded by people doing really big-picture initiatives," he says, "I learned from people's mistakes about where to get funding, how to market the idea, the flow of the Web site.

"The question is, if materially you have the same life, what do really big words like 'freedom,'independencece' mean?" Nesbø said.

He'll do really big paintings of Graceland or Hitler's bunker, and all these rooms that he's never been to, but he's imagined.

"I've done really big, bold things in my career," she said at a Bafta screening of Tracey Ullman's Show.

"This is a company that strives to do really big, innovative, groundbreaking things, and those things aren't easy," said Susan Harker, Amazon's top recruiter.

"Divided government is the best time — and some would argue the only time — where you can do really big stuff," Mr. McConnell said at a news conference after a meeting between President Obama and Republican senators.

But the veterans who returned to Washington — including Dwight Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson — also had a sense of shared purpose that allowed them to do really big, really important things for our country.

I always say this to the Gigglebiz writers – we had over 25 writers on the first series – and although a lot of them had done really big comedies, the writing for this is really tricky.